Schubert: Octet for Strings and Winds, plus String Quartet No.10 in E flat

BSD 143 From The Vault 

 

The Fine Arts Quartet, with Harold Siegel, double-bass, and members of the New York Woodwind Quintet. The Octet is from a 1962 Concert-Disc album, the Quartet from lost 1962 masters... A premiere release on CD! "Full bodied performances... of symphonic proportions, with plenty of fire and emotion. The remastering is astounding." American Record Guide

 

 

 

    

 

Mozart Symphonies No. 35 (Haffner) and 36 (Linz) BSD144
 
 

Transcribed for chamber ensemble by J.N. Hummel. World Premiere Recording.

Mark Kroll (fortepiano) and The Parlor Philharmonic. (Traverso flute, classical violin and cello). Record of the Month, "stunning and refreshing.". Deutsche Pro Musica Antiqua. "Absolutely first rate performances," New York Times.

 

 

 
 

    

 

Schubert: "The Trout" Quintet and "Death and the Maiden" Quartet 

BSD145 From The Vault

 

 

 

 

 The Fine Arts Quartet, with Harold Siegel, double-bass, and Frank Glazer, piano (on "The Trout") Two Conert-Disc albums on one CD.
Recordings of Special Merit, "Extraordinarily sensitive and spirited performances." Stereo Review

     

The Intimate Schubert (Four great Duos and Trios) BSD146 From The Vault

 

 

Includes the Sonatina in D, Sonata in A, Piano Trio No.1 and Notturno, D.897.

The Suk Trio: Josef Suk, violin, Josef Chuchro, cello; Jan Paneka, piano. Our first re-issue from the vaults of Supraphon Records. 1962-64 gems.

These performances are "filled with ravishing warmth and lyricism. The sound is clean, focused and elegant." High Fidelity

 

 

 

 

    

 

Bach in the Village BSD 147

David Carrier is one of Boston's most respected musicians. He is a superb organist and his playing is exciting, informed, creative and always musical.

"...one of Boston's most respected musicians, a superb organist whose playing is exciting, creative and always musical." James David Christie

 

 

 

 

    

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